2015 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Dirac Fields
Author : David Hestenes
Published in: Space-Time Algebra
Publisher: Springer International Publishing
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Let
$$ \fancyscript{I} $$
I
be a subspace of an algebra
$$ \fancyscript{A} $$
A
with the property that the sum of elements in
$$ \fancyscript{I} $$
I
is also in
$$ \fancyscript{I} $$
I
:
$$ \fancyscript{I} $$
I
is called a
two-sided ideal
if it is invariant under multiplication on both the left and the right by an arbitrary element of
$$ \fancyscript{A} $$
A
:
$$ \fancyscript{I} $$
I
is called a left (right)
ideal
if it is invariant under multiplication from the
left
(right) only.